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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 15, 2018

San Jose, Costa Rica – PricePerPlayer.com is expanding into the Asian-American market after a successful test pilot in various regions of North America.  The software development and sportsbook pay per head provider began testing their platforms in the Korean language last August of 2017. The results were positive and it just made sense for PricePerPlayer.com to expand into the Asian-American market at full speed.

The first step the company took was to hire and train a multi-lingual staff that specializes in Asian languages. The pilot program began by making the PricePerPlayer.com website and software available in the Korean language.  After a successful round of tests, the company is in the process of to fully translating the PricePerPlayer.com website, their sportsbook pay per head platform and sports betting software into various Asian languages.

It’s official, on Monday; Pennsylvania’s Governor Tom Wolf signed the Gambling Expansion Bill turning it into law.  Pennsylvania, the nation’s second largest commercial casino state will now people to bet in airports, at truck stops and even on the internet.

Last week, the gambling industry was in full gossip mode when the Pennsylvania House of Representative passed the gambling expansion bill known as HB 271.

Yesterday, Pennsylvania became the fourth state in the union to allow online gambling and going even further by allowing commercial casinos and its state lottery to be played online.  Wolf was not in favor of expanding the gambling bill but saw it as a way to balance the deficit without having to increase state taxes.

Playing professional football certainly gets its share of player injuries and last Sunday, another NFL superstar was lost to injury.  Green Bay Packer quarterback, Aaron Rodger suffered a broken collarbone in the first quarter against the Minnesota Vikings that ended up in a 10-24 loss for the Packers.

The injury came about after he was tackled hard by linebacker Anthony Barr of the Vikings.  He was promptly taken off the field in a cart and was later diagnosed with a broken collarbone.

The big question is whether Rodgers will be able to come back to the field this season. 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 5, 2017

San Jose, Costa Rica – PricePerPlayer, a software Development and pay per head service provider is pleased to announce the launch of their new website.  The launch of the new website is part of their new rebranding strategy to showcase the many new aspects and services of their company.

The newly redesigned website is built on a different content management system to provide the best-possible user experience for its visitors and clients.

It will offer visitors in-depth information about their software’s latest features with detailed information about their various gambling platforms, products and pay per head services.

Once again it is time for the MLB Trade Deadline and every fan, sports handicapper and sportsbook is eagerly waiting to see who will go where. According to several sportsbook price per head reviews, several sportsbooks have even started to make odds on players being traded.

Just to give you a preview of what is to come we have come up with a list of the top 5 MLB Players that will most likely be traded to another team.

Marcell Ozuna

Ozuna is a 26 year old left fields player for the Miami Marlins who is available for trade. Just like a baseball card, he could fetch Miami some good talent if a trae goes in affect.  According to his contract, Miami has control of Ozuna until the end of the 2019 season and is currently at an OPS+ of 154.

Last night, during the New African Woman magazine's Woman of the Year Award ceremony in Dakar, Fatma Samoura of Senegal received the 2017 New African Woman in Sport Award.

The event was being held at Terrou-Bi hotel in the Senegalese capital of Dakar to honor African women who excelled in their chosen fields. 

This is the second year that this award ceremony is being held to celebrate African women who have made exceptional impact and change in their countries or communities in a particular year.

The winners were selected by a special panel of judges from 68 shortlisted candidates across 12 categories.

The Philippines have in the last few years begun to offer and operate several gaming licenses and it is no surprise that some of these new companies have begun to shine in the gambling world.

The Philippines-based gaming company K8 Gaming just bolstered its UK-facing brands with EveryMatrix sports and casino content.  With this agreement, EveryMatrix will provide its sports betting  and casino solutions into all U.K.-facing K8 brands.

In addition, will also provide the required gaming infrastructure and meeting all technical requirements, this contract will also see EveryMatrix deliver the payments platform and affiliate solutions.